A Dead Person Speaks Only Once: Understanding Testamentary Intent in Law
Introduction The statement by Mr. Mwiinga, a law lecturer, that “a dead person speaks only once after death” and that such speech is honored ...
Advising Michael on Potential Breaches of EU Law by Your Health Germany and No Virus Ltd
Introduction This essay examines whether the conduct of Your Health Germany GmbH and No Virus Ltd breaches European Union (EU) competition law, specifically under ...
Basing on Uganda Contract Law, When Should a Principal Not Be Bound by an Agent’s Acts, and When Should the Agent Be Personally Liable Instead?
Introduction This essay explores the principles of agency under Uganda contract law, focusing on the circumstances under which a principal should not be bound ...
What Are the Pros and Cons of Sections 100 and 101 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003?
Introduction The Criminal Justice Act 2003 (CJA 2003) represents a significant milestone in the reform of the UK criminal justice system, aiming to modernise ...
EVALUATION AND EXPLANATION OF 3 KEY SOURCES OF LAW AND 3 KEY ACADEMIC COMMENT SOURCES USING OSCOLA BIBLIOGRAPHY
Introduction This essay aims to evaluate and explain three primary sources of law in the UK legal system—statutes, case law, and European Union (EU) ...
Causation in Law: Exploring Legal Principles and Challenges
Introduction Causation is a fundamental concept in the study of law, particularly within the context of tort and criminal law, as it establishes the ...
Ambiguity is the Contract Lawyer’s Enemy (Charles M. Fox)
Introduction The statement by Charles M. Fox that “ambiguity is the contract lawyer’s enemy” encapsulates a fundamental principle in the field of contract law ...
A Homeowner’s Dilemma: Determining Fair Compensation for Releasing a Restrictive Covenant
Introduction This essay explores the legal and financial considerations surrounding a homeowner’s intention to build a four-bedroom dwelling in their garden, despite a restrictive ...
Statutory Interpretation in Botswana: Understanding the Role of Title, Enacting Formula, and Body of an Act
Introduction Statutory interpretation is a fundamental aspect of legal practice in common-law jurisdictions, including Botswana, where legislation serves as a primary source of law. ...
Legitimate Expectation in UK Public Law
Introduction The doctrine of legitimate expectation has emerged as a significant principle within UK public law, offering a framework to ensure fairness in administrative ...
